Kawai MP-7SE vs MP-11SE: the pro stage pianos compared
Two professional Kawai stage pianos, two philosophies: the heavier MP-11SE with wooden keys against the lighter, more versatile MP-7SE. Here is which one fits whom.
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Roland Kiyola KF: the design piano from the Karimoku workshop
The Roland Kiyola KF-20 pairs the Karimoku wood workshop with Roland sound technology. Here is what makes this design piano special and who it suits.
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Roland GP-3 and GP-6: the digital grand pianos from Roland
The compact GP-3 and GP-6 digital grand pianos from Roland bring grand-piano styling to a small footprint. What sets them apart and who they are for.
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Casio PX-S7000: the design digital piano with sculpted legs
Why the Casio PX-S7000 is the digital piano for everyone who cares about sound and looks in equal measure.
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Casio Celviano AP-550 or AP-750 - which console digital piano fits you
Same name, same hammer action - yet they sound different. The honest comparison of the Casio Celviano AP-550 and AP-750 console pianos.
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Kawai CX Series: the compact console digital pianos
The Kawai CX series is Kawais compact console line for beginners and families. We compare the CX-102 and CX-202 on keyboard, sound and features.
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Schimmel Twin Tone Silent explained: quiet practice on a premium piano
How the Twin Tone Silent System works on the Schimmel Classic models, and who a premium piano with a silent function is right for.
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Kawai Novus explained: a real action in a hybrid piano
The Kawai Novus series pairs a real piano action with digital sound generation. We explain the principle and the difference between NV6 and NV12.
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Casio Celviano Grand Hybrid explained: Bechstein action and three grand pianos
The Casio Celviano Grand Hybrid GP-310 brings a true grand piano action with wooden keys and three modeled concert grands into an instrument with no strings. Here is how it...
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Kawai AnyTime ATX explained: Kawai's silent system for upright and grand pianos
Kawai AnyTime ATX lets you play a real acoustic piano silently through headphones. We explain the technology, the models and how it differs from AURES.
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Yamaha Silent Piano explained: how a piano becomes a headphone instrument
A Yamaha Silent Piano is a real acoustic piano that goes quiet at the touch of a pedal and plays on through headphones. Here is how the SH3 and SC3...
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How does a piano go silent? Silent technology explained
An acoustic piano that goes quiet at the press of a pedal: we explain how the hammer stop bar and optical sensors work together, and why the touch stays the...
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TransAcoustic or AURES 2: Sound from the Soundboard
Yamaha TransAcoustic and Kawai AURES 2 let the digital sound resonate through the piano soundboard itself, without visible speakers. We compare both systems and show who each one suits.
